Knoxville Race Riots Spark Whites and Negroes Clash
Reported riots in Knoxville lead to deadly exchanges between white mobs and Black residents after attacks on a county jail. Army troops and guards quell violence as prisoners escape, with deaths and injuries noted among both civilians and lawmen amid looting and gunfire.
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Bition Wien
Aero
Wwe
Tn Knoxville
Lieuttenant Jones W. Duyne
Prov
Nendéison
Maurice Mays
Prisor
Sermon by Dr Wehler Shown As Healer Faith Remedy
Service at Braddock Heights drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Dr C G Wehler of Hood College preached on John 14 1 stressing let not your hearts be troubled and Jesus as healer. Prof George Ward Smith sang a solo and two more song services are planned with Sept 7 speaker Rev WL C Krone and Sept 14 pending. Latin America bought 24 618 608 worth of American autos last year, up over 21 million from prior imports.
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Braddock Heights
C. G. Wehler
Hood College
Tle
St. John
Christ
Aio
Doub
George Ward Smith
WL CA. Krone
Myersville
Latin America
Juet What She Needed Tuned a Bottle of Ghantbertain Tablets
The fragment reports a woman seeking relief with Ghantbertain Tablets and a man named Walt Howlesen. It mentions indigestion backache and a calm remedy, suggesting a small domestic health anecdote from a past period with uncertain names and spellings.
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Walt Howlesen
Hillleoth
Pretlevet
Cheaper meat expected triggers broad price drops
Prices across the market fell as packing stock marked lower, with pork buyers rushing to the low price level. Grain and staple goods declined in Chicago and other cities, while sugar hoarders were arrested and new department stores planned to sell foodstuffs. Potatoes dropped twenty cents per peck in Des Moines, signaling a wider retail price reduction trend.
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Giflelals
Tride
Cilengo
Ninnapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Des Moines
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
Production and hoarding blamed for wartime shortages report
Washington officials release extensive council of national defense findings amid wartime strain on goods and currency. The report cites hoarding and profiteering, calls for boosted production and distribution reforms, tighter controls on sugar and wool, and notes housing material shortages. Secretary Baker publicized the document.
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Council of National Defense
Baker
Onal
Minneapolis
Minn
Eaidy
Orie
Myers
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